It’s strange how wildlife has so many different species and each has different temperaments.
The wren is so nervous and shy - you will never change it being nervous.
The thrush lets the blackbird take the food from under its beak. I have never seen a thrush take food from a blackbird and I never will.
The shy [...]
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Here are a list of birds I’ve seen this morning on my walk and in my garden. I saw these birds over the period of one hour.
I think I take birds a bit for granted so thought I would make a note of the variety I see.
1 CHAFFINCH. It’s white wings showed up as it flitted [...]
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Posted in General on Mar 22nd, 2008 3 Comments »
I’ve been chatting to Char who had the blog Psych Matters.
She talks about how birds interact in her garden. Char builds up an image of her garden. In some ways it’s the same thing that happens in my garden.
I get so many different birds in my garden and they all interact with each other. Like [...]
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Posted in Bird Feeders on Mar 6th, 2008 2 Comments »
I’ve just got a new bird feeder.
It got me wondering how you bring birds into your yard or garden.
Which feeders work best for you?
Send a note about why the feeder works well and what birds it attracts, then we can arrange for you to send a photo of your favourite feeder.
I’d love to hear about different [...]
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Posted in Bird Feeders on Feb 20th, 2008 No Comments »
If you haven’t got a bird table I want to try and persuade you to buy one. I want to show you that they are not expensive and they last for years. As these pictures prove.
I’ve had the birdtable in photo above for years. It is my back yard birdtable. For years this birdtable has been stood outside in [...]
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Posted in General on Feb 13th, 2008 No Comments »
The other day I put some bird song on this bird blog.
It got me thinking that I’d like to hear more.
Please send me any birdsong you have. I’d love to listen to it.
Go to the CONTACT ME Page at the top of my blog. You will have to scroll down to the end of the [...]
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